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Перевод: blunt

[прилагательное]
тупой; грубоватый; грубый; прямой; резкий;
[глагол]
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Тезаурус:

1. Two blunt, dramatic cuts styled to perfection by the Zotos creative team using their own product range
2. Micah Blunt and Martin Clark led the league leaders' scorers with 20 points each.
3. Archbishop Turpin had no use for blunt instruments: he wields lance and sword like the rest and the only hint of his ecclesiastical status is his dying blessing on Roland and the fallen.
4. Black silhouettes move out of the darkness and change into blunt torpedoes, dark and slow-moving as they glide over the sandy bottom.
5. Tony Goode (1952) quotes this typically blunt Heathcote statement:
6. All the injuries were consistent with an enraged and merciless attack with a blunt instrument.
7. Meanwhile we should note that one of the important discoveries of zoologists in recent times, one that has tended to blunt warm and cold-blooded distinctions, is the fact that very large creatures, whether animals or reptiles, show much fewer temperature differentials, especially at weights greater than 100 kg.
8. Mr David Hunt, the Local Government Minister, tried this week to blunt some of the anger in the business world by announcing a small concession in arrangements to ease the rate's introduction.
9. Central reforms were eventually to adjust such discrepancies, but as with the tax changes, they turned out to be blunt bureaucratic instruments not sufficiently finely tuned to local needs.
10. She was lying on the carpet, the lips of her cunt, soft and blunt, pushing up through a mound of black curls.
11. Its face was blunt and furred and screwed up as though about to burst into tears.
12. Its theme is a blunt retelling of Japan's military aggression in Manchuria from the late 1920s until 1945.
13. A blunt question and a blunt answer.